Mitsubishi · two-stroke
Genuine and Alang-reconditioned spare parts for the Mitsubishi UEC50LS — handysize bulkers, product tankers, roro. Shipped from Bhavnagar, India to any port worldwide.
| Parameter | UEC50LS |
|---|---|
| Maker | Mitsubishi |
| Model | UEC50LS |
| Type | Two-stroke crosshead marine diesel |
| Bore | 500 mm |
| Stroke | ~1,750–1,800 mm (legacy LS; not separately tabled in catalogue — superseded by LSII listed below) |
| Cylinders | 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 cylinders (typical) |
| Power | Not publicly available as standalone; legacy data merged into UEC50LSII |
| Speed at MCR | ~127 rpm (approx LSII pattern) |
| MEP | Not publicly available |
| SFOC | Not publicly available (≈170–177 g/kWh estimated) |
| Status | Obsolete (succeeded by UEC50LSII early 1990s) |
| Production years | Early/mid-1980s — early 1990s |
| Application | Handysize bulkers, product tankers, RoRo |
Figures as published for the UEC50LS. Where a figure is not in a source we hold, this page says “not published to us” rather than estimating it. Send your engine number and part number and we confirm against the plate before quoting.
Genuine, OEM-equivalent and Alang-reconditioned. Every reconditioned part is measured against the maker’s limits before it leaves us. If your part is not listed, send the part number — most Mitsubishi items are sourceable through the yard.
The UEC50LS is a two-stroke crosshead marine diesel engine. It runs a 500 mm bore and ~1,750–1,800 mm (legacy LS; not separately tabled in catalogue — superseded by LSII listed below) stroke. Status: Obsolete (succeeded by UEC50LSII early 1990s). Built Early/mid-1980s — early 1990s. Application: Handysize bulkers, product tankers, RoRo
Source: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries UEC engine programme + our Mitsubishi UEC spec research file
We are in Bhavnagar, next to Alang — the world’s largest ship-recycling yard, and where reconditioned main-engine parts actually come from. We hold fast-moving items, source the rest through the yard and our trader network, and dispatch worldwide in 24–48 hours on emergency orders.
Send the engine number and part number. We quote with a real availability date, not a maybe.
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